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    In this photo taken Tuesday, Apr. 23, 2013, Dannette Lopez poses for a photo in Pasadena, Calif. Lopez lost her father in the Sept. 11 attacks, but she did not find out about scholarship money available through the sale of the specialty memorial license plates until after the 2005 deadline. A state audit has found that officials failed to tell all the Californians who lost parents or spouses in the 2001 terror attacks about a scholarship program funded by fees from a specialty memorial license plate. Only four of the more than 40 families eligible ever claimed the scholarships. Some children and parents are now hoping the state will reopen the program, which closed in 2007, after the audit confirmed an AP investigation that the money was mishandled. (AP Photo/Damian Dovarganes)
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    California families want chance at 9/11 scholarships

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    It is not unusual for a candidate's ties to special-interest groups to become a hot-button campaign issue, but when both candidates in a race are liberal Democrats in a deep blue state, and the issue is who is too close to unions, that deserves close attention.  (AP Photo)
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    Moody’s: CalPERS rate hike will be good for California
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    Moody’s: CalPERS rate hike will be good for California

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    Dorner transcripts show deputies held fire at end
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    Health Costs Will Never Be Contained
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    Health Costs Will Never Be Contained

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    California Worth Negative $127.2 Billion

    California Worth Negative $127.2 Billion

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    New study shows Americans flocking to more free “red” states
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    New study shows Americans flocking to more free “red” states

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    Paradise Lost
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    The High Cost of Health Care Coverage in California

    The High Cost of Health Care Coverage in California

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    Ken Grubbs: California Is Not Too Big To Fail

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